Tax Savings Seen In Parish Schools
Washington AP reports Catholic Church officials claim Catholic elementary and secondary schools save U.S. taxpayers more than 2.5 billion dollars annually. In Pennsylvania alone, savings reach nearly 2 billion from 1951 to 1961, financing education for about 500,000 pupils. Estimates cover statewide enrollments, school counts, and projected costs if parochial schools closed, with figures from the National Catholic Welfare Conference.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
National Catholic Welfare Conference
NCWC
United States
Missouri
Missouri House Judiciary Committee
Hubert Wheeler
State Commission of Education
St. Louis
National Education Association
Kansas
Lema’s Lead Washed Out At Flint Open
Tony Lema led the Flint Open with a 34 33 before an electrical storm canceled the first round, wiping scores and forcing a restart at Warwick Hills. The field of 159 golfers paused as 3,000 spectators left, with Lema leading Essig by three and Weaver by four after a 7,280 yard round. Sam Snead posted a three over par 75 after a double bogey.
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Grand Blanc
Mich
Tony Lema
Tony
Warwick Hills
Lema
Jack Nicklaus
Don Essig
Bert Weaver
Sam Snead
Snead
Baseball Scores From Thursday And Saturday Projections
Thursday results show Baltimore defeating New York 4 to 2 and Washington edging Boston 2 to 1. Saturday schedule lists Minnesota at Los Angeles Chicago at Kansas City New York at Detroit Cleveland at Washington Boston at Baltimore with no results yet.
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Baltimore
New York
Washington
Boston
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Chicago
Kansas City
Detroit
Cleveland
W. L. Pet. G.B. Baltimore
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Houston
Erie Club Dinner Meeting and Local Socials
The Erie Hi Lo Club hosted a dinner at the Erie Rest Home and Blue Goose Cafe with Mrs. Glenn McKinnie and other residents in attendance. Guests included Mrs. Tom Burress who led high scores among 40 residents, with prizes won by Mrs. Jers, and traveling accolades to S.C. visitors. Delegates impressed at Boys State elections in Lawrence as Chuck Forsyth and Tom Swan were elected to state offices. both passed the bar. Nearby residents and visiting relatives filled a week of social events from Dodge City to St. Joseph, with gatherings at the Erie Rest Home, Kinship visits, and university commencements in Lawrence.
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Erie
Glenn McKinnie
Pierce Ambulance
Hi Lo
Erie Rest Home
Blue Goose Cafe
Reta Bouman
Tom Burress
Leon Stanley
Jers
Spartensburg
Richard Salb
S.C
Marion Richey
Chris Club
James Pierce
Lydia Obenhaus
Viola Robb
David Robb
Dodge City
Elaine Robb
Topeka
Clarence Obenhaus
Lawrence
Chuck Forsyth
Charles Forsyth
Senate
Tom Swan
Frederick Swan
Pearl Debler
Liberty
Violet Harding
Kimball
Elvin Richwine
Dessie Redman
Galesburg
Everett Shrum
Clarence Morrison
Billy
Girard
John Sands
Dave Wemeldorff
St. Joseph
James Womeldorff
Dave
Elsie Shoyer
Robert of
Anderson
Stokley Jackson
Henry Shively
William H. Cannon Jr
Kansas University
Humboldt
Phillis Brown
David FE. Brown
James D. Morelan
J. W. Morelan
Williams
Frankie
Metta Bailey
Manhattan
Robert Stephens
Joe Potts
Fayetteville, Ark
Pamela Roelfs
Service of Dedication Held By Women's Service Guild
Humboldt The Women’s Service Guild United Presbyterian women held a medical mission meeting at the church. The White Cross assignment of three layettes and three comforts was completed under the supervision of Mrs. Lilian Leabo and Mrs. A J Hixon. The service was led by Mrs. A L Googins. Plans were made for a community drive for used clothing for missions.
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Humboldt
Women's Service Guild
United Presbyterian Women's Organization
White Cross
Lilian Leabo
A. J. Hixon
A. L. Googins
Hixon
Harry Massey
Lawrence A. Brown
WSG
Richard Rogers
Robert Townsend
Fred Freeman
H. C. Harris
Ftta Fackler
Oklahoma wins freshman outdoor meet at Oklahoma
Oklahoma tops Oklahoma State by a large margin in the Big Eight outdoor freshman meet with 140 7 30 points and seven field event records. James Farrell vaults 15 ft 1 in to a pole vault meet record, Bob Hanson ties the 100 yd mark at 9 5, and Lynn Baker of Colorado wins broad and triple jumps. Missouri, Kansas, Iowa State, and Nebraska also feature in event wins and standings.
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Kansas City
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
Sooners
Kansas
Colorado
Missouri
Kansas State
Iowa State
Nebraska
James Farrell
Bob Hanson
Lynn Baker
Three Die In Kansas City Area Traffic Crashes
AP report details three fatalities from separate crashes in the Kansas City area. In Gardner Avenue and Manchester Road a motorcycle and car collision killed Arileta Jennings 23 and Wilbur J. George 26 of Independence. George died two hours later at General Hospital. the car occupants were uninjured. A Johnson County two car crash claimed Shirley M. Callahan 27 of Wyandotte County. Callahan was alone in one car. injured in the other were driver Robert E. Palmer 17 of Emporia and two others.
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Kansas City
Gardner Avenue
Manchester Road
Arileta Jennings
Wilbur J. George
Independence
Jennings
George
A. J. Ropar
Johnson County
Kansas
Shirley M. Callahan
Wyandotte County
Callahan
Robert E. Palmer
Emporia Kan
Iran to Try Rioters and Clerics in Mass Riots
Tehran reports Prime Minister Assadullah Alam announcing that 15 top religious leaders and 50 key agitators will face trial for triggering antigovernment riots that killed at least 79. He warned mullahs could face the death penalty for opposing land reform and women's emancipation under the shah.
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Tehran
Iran
Assadullah Alam
Alam
Redhairs Affair Clouds Britain With Scandal
London AP reports a 22 year old Christine Keeler whose affairs with John Profumo and Soviet naval attaché Yevgeny Ivanov raise security fears for Prime Minister Harold Macmillan. Queen Elizabeth II is drawn into the row as Profumo resigns after admitting there was an improper relationship.
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Harold Macmillan
Elizabeth II
Christine Keeler
Daily Express Today
John Protumo
Yevgeny Eugene’ Ivanov
Ant
London
Jack ‘Profumo
Ivanov
Profumo
Macmillan
House of Commons
Miss Keeler
Valerie Hobson
Buckingham Palace
Re Election Nod Given Graverholz
Alvin F Graverholz of Coffeyville was reelected secretary treasurer of the Midwest Association of Railroad and Utilities Commissioners at the annual meeting. Harry G Wiles of St John stepped down from the presidency and was succeeded by Harold Freeman of Pauls Valley Oklahoma.
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Wichita
Alvin F Graverholz
Coffeyville
Midwest Association of Railroad and Utilities Commissioners
Harry G Wiles
St. John
Harold Freeman
Pauls Valley
Okla
Chanute Tribune Page Seven Highlights June 7 1963
Chanute Tribune reports local happenings for Friday June 7 1963 including community events, civic notices, school updates, and brief society notes reflecting the town’s daily life. Local leaders and institutions are named where readable to mark ongoing activities.
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The
Chanute Tribune
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